Collage Maker

📐 How to Use

1. Drag and drop your photos onto the drop zone, or click to browse (add more anytime).
2. Use the ↑/↓ buttons to set the order photos fill the layout.
3. Choose a layout — 2 side by side, 2 stacked, 3 in a row, or a 2×2/2×3/3×3 grid.
4. Adjust spacing and background colour, then click Download Collage.

🎯 When to Use This

• Putting before and after shots side by side in one image, so a single upload carries the comparison instead of two separate files.
• Building a square nine-photo recap of a trip for a social post that accepts only one image per slot.
• Laying out product shots in a 2 by 2 grid for a listing thumbnail where the platform shows only the first image.

❓ Frequently Asked Questions

ℹ️ About This Tool

A grid collage fits photographs of different shapes into cells of one fixed size. The usual method is a cover fit: scale each photo until it fills its cell in both directions, center it, and clip whatever hangs over the edge. That keeps proportions honest at the cost of cropping, which is why a face near the edge of a frame can lose an ear.

The canvas here is always 1200 by 1200 pixels, divided by the layout you choose, so a two-across layout gives two cells of 600 by 1200 and a 3x3 gives nine of 400 by 400. The spacing slider runs from 0 to 40 pixels, and the background color fills both the gaps and any cell you have left empty. The result downloads as a PNG.

⚠️ Notes & Limits

• The canvas is fixed at 1200 by 1200 pixels. High-resolution photos are downscaled into their cells, and there is no larger or non-square output option.
• Cells are uniform. There is no feature photo, no freehand placement, no per-cell zoom or pan, and no borders, captions or rounded corners.
• Photos fill their cells by cover fit, so any picture whose shape differs from its cell loses the overflow; crop first when framing matters.
• Extra photos beyond the cell count are listed but never drawn. A 2 by 2 layout uses the first four in your order and ignores the rest.